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    This table summarizes the natural and forced response forms for linear time-invariant (LTI) discrete-time systems based on the characteristics of the system's characteristic equation roots. The natural response forms are exponential or polynomial functions depending on whether the roots are real, complex, or repeated. The forced response forms mirror the natural response with additional terms depending on the form of the forcing function on the right-hand side.

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    This table summarizes the natural and forced response forms for linear time-invariant (LTI) discrete-time systems based on the characteristics of the system's characteristic equation roots. The natural response forms are exponential or polynomial functions depending on whether the roots are real, complex, or repeated. The forced response forms mirror the natural response with additional terms depending on the form of the forcing function on the right-hand side.

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    (D) N, (R + R o o (Of K (D) ,: Foicing Fun - Tlor (RHS) Form of Forced Rerponse

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    lhble 3.7 Form of the Naturat Responsefor Dt LTt Systems.

    Rootof Characteristl.Equation
    I(ealand distinct root r
    Complexcor\iugare
    rexp(jd)
    Realrepeatedroor (r),
    Complex,
    repeated[rexp(jd)],

    Form ofNaturat Response


    C(r)tl
    ICr cos(n0)+ Crsin(nd)l(r),,
    lKa+ Ktn+ K2n2+... + Kpnp)t)n
    (C0+ Cln + C2n2+ . . . + Cpnp)cos(nl)(r)n
    + ( D a+ D t n + D ? n z+ . . . + D r n p ) s i n ( n d ) ( r ) ,

    Table 3.8 Form of the Forced Response for DT LTI Systems.


    Nore: lf rhe RHSinvolvesfie form (d)tr where cr is alsoa
    root ofthe characterkcic
    equadonrepearedrtimes,the forced
    response
    form musrbe mulciplied
    by n'.
    Foicing fun.tlor (RHS)

    Form of forced rerponse

    C (constan0

    Ct (constan0

    (d)n,(r + roo( of

    K(d),

    characteristic
    equation
    cos(r9+p)
    ( d ) "c o s ( n 0+ f )
    n

    fi:lcos(no)+Kzsin(nd)orKcos(nd+.p)
    [Krcos(r0)+(2sin(nd)](d)"
    K0 + Krn (gcncralfirsaorderpolynomjal)

    nP
    n(d)'
    n pl d ) n
    ncos(n9+6)

    K o + ; i l n + K 2 n 2 +. + K r n P
    (t(o+ Kr n)(rY)"
    (K0+i:tn+Ktn,+...+K/nr)(.y)n
    (Kt+Krn)cos(no)+(,(3+Krr)sin(nO)

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